theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Creative Scotland backs Edinburgh's initiative to drive growth in the creative industries, The Edinburgh Reporter.
Cameron Mackintosh announces details for Phantom of the Opera's UK tour, The Stage.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Just A Minute marks 45th birthday with TV move, The Stage.
Dylan Thomas Prize 2011 shortlist is announced, BBC.
Interviews: Karla Black, Emma Hartley-Miller, Gus van Sant, Emma Stone, Tilda Swinton.
Westlife confim split after final Glasgow gig, STV, BBC.
Scottish Opera's cycle of 'endless decline' The Scotsman.
Man Booker Prize won by Julian Barnes on fourth attempt, BBC.
Vote for Scotland's Greatest Album--the full list of 90s nominees, STV.
Interviews: Miranda July, Miles Jupp, Damian Lewis, Johnny McKnight.
Scotland BAFTA nominations announced, Daily Record & The Scotsman.
'I'll tell you this, gritty films rule Scots Baftas'--The Scotsman.
Julian Barnes leads race for Booker Prize, BBC.
Interviews: Rob Brydon, Miranda July, Amy Lame, Ami Canaan Mann, Abi Morgan, Gus Van Sant.
Van Gogh did not kill himself, authors claim, BBC.
Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore and Kim Gordon separate, BBC.
Theatre group celebrates funding from bank charity, The Scotsman.
Interviews: Emily Browning, Rob Brydon, Viola Davis, Will Ferrell, Karen Gillan, Ian Hislop, Bryce Dallas Howard, Abi Morgan, Thandie Newton, Bruce Robinson, Steven Soderbergh.
Michael Boyd: the Glaswegian golden boy will leave RSC on a high, The Telegraph.
STV confirms end of the road for The Hour, STV.
Interviews: Emily Browning, Reginald D Hunter, Morgan Spurlock.
'10 of the best theatre and performance venues in Edinburgh,' The Guardian.
'10 of the best films set in Edinburgh,' The Guardian.
Cine-files: Cameo, Edinburgh.
Interviews: Andy Bell, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Reginald D Hunter, Hugh Jackman, Tilda Swinton.
Susan Boyle joins cast for musical of her life, The Stage.
Never say never: why theatre critics should keep an open mind, The Guardian.
Dallas revamp to air on Channel 5, BBC.
Interviews: Paul WS Anderson, Kenny Miller, Andy Serkis, Morgan Spurlock, Tilda Swinton.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Reel to real: can documentaries change the world? The Guardian.
BBFC greenlight release of controversial film The Human Centipede II, Daily Record.
Interviews: Paddy Considine, James Corden, Terry Gilliam, Hugh Jackman--twice, Stephen Merchant, Ian Rankin and Steve Buscemi & Kelly Macdonald.
Are drama schools training actors for real life? The Guardian.
Scottish government confirms £11m for theatre projects, The Stage.
Forest Cafe on track for financial reprieve, The Journal.
BBC set to announce budget cuts, BBC.
New tour of Phantom to tour UK launches in 2012, WhatsOnStage.com.
Interviews: John Hurt.
Glasgow's A Play, a Pie and a Pint: a tasty idea, The Guardian.
Take That back to four-piece band, BBC.
Theatre Venue of the Month: Macrobert. The Skinny.
Arts & Business Scotland receive continuation funding for sponsorship incentive scheme, Northings.
Interviews: Cora Bissett, Orlando Bloom, James Corden--twice, Kirsten Dunst, Philip Glenister, Hugh Grant, Richard E Grant, Milla Jovovich, Ewan McGregor, Lynne Ramsay, Kevin Smith, Louie Spence.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Coatbridge could play host to new series of BBC hit Waterloo Road, Daily Record.
Theatre Awards UK announces nominations, The Stage.
River City axe fears dismissed by BBC bosses, Daily Record.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
"3D is wasted on The Lion King. It's not nearly tacky enough." The Guardian.
Comedy memoirs battle for Christmas best-seller list, BBC.
Interviews: Paul Bettany, Margaret Cho, Kirsten Dunst, Anna Faris, Gregor Fisher, Taylor Lautner, Lucy McKee, Stephen Merchant, Rachel O'Riordan, Daniel Radcliffe, Elaine C Smith, Kevin Smith, Lars Von Trier.
2012 National Television Awards nominees announced, STV.
Glasgow Theatre Preview: October, TV Bomb.
Interviews: Paul Bettany, Ewen Bremner, Kirsten Dunst, Anna Faris, Lorraine Kelly, Kevin Smith, Lars von Trier, Sam Worthington.
Scottish students protest at £9,000 fees, The Stage.
It's TV, but not as we knew it: a look at American network HBO, Financial Times.
Interviews: Stephen Dorff, Kirsten Dunst, David Frost, Ryan Gosling, Helen Mirren, Kevin Smith, Kiefer Sutherland and David & Alastair Mackenzie.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Rock legends REM announce split, BBC.
Scottish culture funding cut by 3.49% in 2012/13, The Stage.
Interviews: Adele, Anthony Baxter, Paddy Considine, Jason Derulo, Roddy Doyle, Joel Edgerton, Michael Elliott, Ryan Gosling, Tom Hardy, Liz Lochhead,Lea Michele, Carey Mulligan, Clive Owen and Bourgeois & Maurice.
River City has been incredibly important to the Scottish drama scene, The Herald.
Kate Winslet and ITV1's Downton Abbey win Emmy awards, BBC.
Interviews: Steve Carell, Kirsten Dunst, Melissa George, Tom Hardy, Jane Lynch, Carol Smillie, Stef Smith.
Gary: Tank Commander creator on plans for movie version of BBC Scotland hit, Daily Record.
Glasgow: the unlikely favourite location for Hollywood film-makers, The Guardian.
Why Star Wars should be left to the fans, BBC.
Interviews: John Barrowman, Gerard Butler, Paddy Considine, Julian Fellowes, Colin Firth, Carey Mulligan, Gary Oldman-twice, Wayne Thallon.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Jonathan Melville--Reeltime.
Life begins at 40 for MacBob, The Herald.
Interviews: Carrie Fisher, Karen Koren, Phyllis Logan, Shauna Macdonald, David Mackenzie, Andrew O'Hagan, Celine Sciamma, Jason Statham.
All the world's a stage: a look at non-Scots shaping Scottish culture, The Scotsman.
Pop art pioneer Richard Hamilton dies aged 89, BBC.
Scotland's big screen talent wakes up Toronto, Northings.
UK box office, The Guardian.
EastEnders and Doctor Who win big at TV Choice Awards, STV.
Interviews: Kim Longinotto.
Doris Day makes UK chart history, BBC.
The highlights of the Autumn TV schedules, The Scotsman.
Interviews: AS Byatt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Ryan Gosling, Tom Hardy, Carey Mulligan, Michael Nardone, Gary Oldman, Nicolas Winding Refn, Alexander Skarsgard.
Ten in the running to win Dundee International Book Prize, The Courier.
Stirling's Macrobert arts centre celebrates 40th birthday, STV.
theatreSCOTLAND: weekly update.
Jonathan Melville - Reeltime.
Grads make Stagestruck finals, Annals of Edinburgh Stage.
Interviews: Ken Alexander, Lee Camp, Ryan Gosling, Sue Johnston, Pollyanna McIntosh, Gary Oldman, Sarah Jessica Parker, Vanessa Redgrave, Nicolas Winding Refn, Luke Treadaway and Andre Ovredal & Glenn Erland Tosterud.
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